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أخوانى فى الله أحضرت لكم كتاب Automotive Engineering Powertrain, Chassis System and Vehicle Body Edited by David A. Crolla
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Contents Section 1 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINE DESIGN 1 1.1 Piston-engines cycles of operation . 3 Section 2 ENGINE TESTING 19 2.1 Measurement of torque, power, speed and fuel consumption; acceptance and type tests, accuracy of the measurements . 21 Section 3 ENGINE EMISSIONS 51 3.1 Emissions control 53 Section 4 DIGITAL ENGINE CONTROL 75 4.1 Digital engine control systems 77 Section 5 TRANSMISSIONS . 105 5.1 Transmissions and driveline . 107 Section 6 ELECTRIC VEHICLES 141 6.1 Battery/fuel-cell EV design packages . 143 Section 7 HYBRID VEHICLES 173 7.1 Hybrid vehicle design 175 Section 8 SUSPENSIONS . 203 8.1 Types of suspension and drive 205 Section 9 STEERING 255 9.1 Steering 257 Section 10 TYRES . 283 10.1 Tyres and wheels . 285 Section 11 HANDLING 323 11.1 Tyre characteristics and vehicle handling and stability 325 Section 12 BRAKES 359 12.1 Braking systems . 361 vSection 13 VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEMS . 391 13.1 Vehicle motion control . 393 Section 14 INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS . 417 14.1 Global positioning technology . 419 14.2 Decisional architecture . 437 Section 15 VEHICLE MODELLING . 473 15.1 Modelling and assembly of the full vehicle . 475 Section 16 STRUCTURAL DESIGN . 525 16.1 Terminology and overview of vehicle structure types . 527 16.2 Standard sedan (saloon) – baseline load paths 542 Section 17 VEHICLE SAFETY . 567 17.1 Vehicle safety 569 Section 18 MATERIALS . 591 18.1 Design and material utilization . 593 18.2 Materials for consideration and use in automotive body structures 632 Section 19 AERODYNAMICS . 661 19.1 Body design: aerodynamics . 663 Section 20 REFINEMENT 673 20.1 Vehicle refinement: purpose and targets . 675 Section 21 INTERIOR NOISE . 685 21.1 Interior noise: assessment and control 687 Section 22 EXTERIOR NOISE . 737 22.1 Exterior noise: assessment and control 739 Section 23 INSTRUMENTATION AND TELEMATICS 783 23.1 Automotive instrumentation and telematics . 785 Index . 8 Index 4-bar linkage, 276, 277 4Ws configuration, 414–15 99MY cars, 678–9 A/D converter, 787–8 AC Delco: crankcase ventilation control valve, 61, 62 gulp valve, 62 AC drives, 159–61 Accelerometers, 427 Accord, 235 Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, 655 Active safety, 577–8, 584 Active suspension system, 409–10 ADAMS/Driver, 506 Adaptive controllers, 508–9 Adhesion utilization, 365, 371, 375–7 Advanced cruise control, 402–4 Advanced hybrid bus, 198–200 Advanced hybrid truck, 200 Advanced PM motor system, 181, 182 Aerodynamic drag, 369–70 Aerodynamic forces, 663–4 Aerodynamic noise, 665, 707–8 Air brake dynamometers, 30 Air conditioning system, 167, 587 Air injection, 62 Air intake control valve, 63 Air management valves, 62–3 functions, 63–4 Air suspension system, 413 Airborne tyre noise, 687, 688, 690–1 controlling, 780 measurement, 779–80 road surface influence on, 779 sources, 777–9 Air-pumping noise, 777 Akroyd-Stuart, Herbert, 12 Alfa Romeo, 224 Alloy wheels, 302, 303 Almanac data, 422 Alternative body architecture, 612 ASF aluminium spaceframe, 616–20 hybrid material designs, examples, 620 pressed aluminium spaceframes, examples of, 615–16 pressed spaceframe concept, 614–15 unitary aluminium body, 612–14 Aluminium, 651–2 alloys for use, in body structures, 653–4 production process, 652 Aluminium intensive vehicle (AIV), 540 Aluminium metal matrix composites (MMCs), 385, 386 American Budd Company, 595 American Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), 16, 804 Annular type rubber coupling, 46 Antenna, 428 Anthropomorphic Test Devices (ATDs), 574 Anti-lock braking system, 388, 404–9 Anti-roll bars, 486–8, 489, 490 APINEX software, 769 Aquaplaning, 309–10, 577–8 Ariadne’s Clew algorithm, 467 Articulation index (AI), 683 Aston Martin Vanquish, 620 Asynchronous/a.c. dynamometers, 29 ATLANTIS architectures, 444 Audi, 250 Audi, 6 McPherson front axle on, 237 torsion crank axle on, 239 twist-beam suspension of, 238 Audi, 80, 232, 303 Audi, 100, 232, 617 Audi A2, 537, 619 Audi A3, 221 Audi A4, 234 Audi A4 Quattro, 248 Audi A6, 207, 238, 239 Audi A8, 617, 618 Audi Quattro hybrid, 181, 183 Augmented finite state machine (AFSM), 440 AuRA architecture, 442–3 Austin A30, 597, 599 Austin-Rover design, 60 Auto Union racing car, 534 Autocorrelation function, 729 Automated manual transmission, 120–1 Automatic braking, 586 Automatic system adjustment, 95 Automatic transmission control, 98–9 Automatic Transmission Control Unit (ATCU), 128–30 Automatic transmissions (AT), 107, 121 ATCU, 128–30 epicyclic gear set, 125–6 hydrokinetic torque converter, 122 fluid converter, 123–4 fluid couplings, 123 torque converter, 124–5 jatco JF506E, 121–2 JF 506E AT operation, 126–8 shift strategy, 128 Autonomous GPS positioning, 423 Autonomous navigation systems, 433–4 Auxiliary vehicle systems, 167 Axle cornering characteristics, 328–33Axle cornering characteristics (continued) construction at load transfer, 332–3 effective axle cornering stiffness, 329–31 effective non-linear axle characteristics, 331–2 Axle differential lock, 245 Axle lock effect, on vehicle stability, 377–9 ‘Backbone’chassis structure, 534, 535 Basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS), 639 Battery car conversion technology, 151 conversion case study, 151–3 motor control alternatives, 153–4 Beam, definition of, 799 Bedford vehicles, 155 Behavioural based architectures, 439 Bending stiffness, 528 Big-end, 4 ‘Birdcage’ frame, see Perimeter space frame BIW (body-in-white) structure, 594, 602 Black smoke, 70, 73 BMW 328 Roadster, 596 BMW passenger car, 271 BMW Roadster Z3, 227 Body design: aerodynamic forces, 663–4 cabin ventilation, 669–70 computational fluid dynamics, 671 drag force, 664–5 drag reduction, 665–7 noise, 668–9 stability and cross-winds, 668 underhood ventilation, 669 wind tunnel testing, 670–1 Body slip angle control, 512, 513, 514 Body structures, materials used in, 632 aluminium, 651 alloys for use, 653–4 production process, 652 magnesium, 654–5 material candidates and selection criteria, 633–7 consistency, 637 steel, 637–51 polymers and composites: advanced composites, 657 processing, 656–7 thermoplastics, 655 thermosets, 656 ratings and main criteria, 636 ‘Bolt-on’ variable fill machines, 27 Bottom dead centre (BDC), 4 Bradshaw envirovan, 167–8 Brake by wire, 388 Brake booster, 363 Brake creep-groan, 708 Brake judder, 708 Brake mean effective pressure (bmep), 749 Brake moan, 708 Brake noise, 708–9 Brake pressure modulating mechanism, 407–8 Brake-specific fuel consumption (bsfc), 748 Brake squeal, 708–9 Brake system layouts, 364 Brakes, 585–6 Braking (longitudinal) loads, 562 dash panel, 563 floor panel, 564–5 front parcel shelf, 563–4 inner wing panels, 563 panel behind rear seat, 564 rear parcel shelf, 564 rear quarter panels, 564 transverse floor beam, 564 Braking force, 406, 409 Braking of full vehicle, 493 Braking systems, 361 anti-lock braking systems, 388 brake by wire, 388 brake proportioning and adhesion utilization, 371 adhesion utilization, 375–7 axle lock effect, on vehicle stability, 377–9 braking efficiency, 374–5 constant brake ratio, braking with, 372–4 pitch motion, of vehicle body, 379–80 static analysis, 371–2 variable braking ratio, braking with, 380–3 wheel locking, 377 components and configurations, 363 brake booster, 363 brake system layouts, 364 foundation brakes, 363–4 master cylinder, 363 pedal assembly, 363 regulating valves, 363 driver behaviour, 387–8 functions and conditions of, 361–2 fundamentals: kinematics, 366–8 kinetics, 368–70 tyre–road friction, 370–1 legislation, 364–6 materials design: alternative rotor materials, 385–6 cast iron rotor metallurgy, 384–5 disc materials/design evaluation, 386–7 material requirements, 384 system design methodology, 362–3 traction control systems, 388 Braking time, 367 Braking vehicle: free body diagram, 369 kinematics, 366–8 kinetics, 368–70 Breather systems, 139 Broadband white noise, 717 ‘Bucket-and-hole’ analogy, 386 C10 proposal, 157 Cabin ventilation, 669–70 Index 810Calibration arm, 22 Canister purge systems, 65–7 Canonical trajectories, 458, 461–2 Car-like vehicles, motion planning for, 456 Car-trailer combination, 354–7 Carbon–carbon composites, 385 Carbon dioxide (CO2), 53 Carbon monoxide (CO), 53, 70 Carrier-phase GPS, 427 Cast iron rotor metallurgy, 384–5 Caster offset, 318–19 Catalyst support, for emissions control, 57 Catalytic conversion, 56 metallic monoliths for, 57–9 Cathode ray tube (CRT), 798 CAN network, 804–5 scan circuits, 800–4 Cell cranking system, 33 Centre differential lock, 240 Ceramic and metal monoliths, properties of, 59 Chevrolet Corvette, 223 Chopper operation, 153 Circumferential force coefficient, 308 Citroen Berlingo Dynavolt, 162 Civic Shuttle 4WD, 252 Clearance volume, 4, 17 Clerk, Dugald, 12 Clerk engine, see Two-stroke-cycle diesel engine Clock correction subframe, 421 Closed-bottom canisters, 65–6 Closed-loop control system, 82–4, 88 Closed-loop ignition timing, 90–3 Closed loop steering input, 504, 505 Clutch, 119–20 CNG-electric hybrid, 196–8 Coefficients of friction and slip, 312–13 ‘Cognizant failure’, 444 Commercial vehicle, requirements for, 286 Complex stiffness method, 692–3 Complex valve arrangements, 63–5 Compression stroke: C.I. engines, 10 S.I. engines, 5 Compression-ignition (C.I.) engines, 10–12 and spark-ignition (S.I.) engines comparison of, 14–15 Compression-ratio, 17 Computational fluid dynamics (CFD), 492, 671 Computer-aided designing (CAD) systems, 599, 632 Computer-based instrumentation, 786, 790–1 ‘Concept suspension’, 482–4 Conicity force, 306 Connecting-rod, 4 Consistency, 637 Constant brake ratio, braking with, 372–4 Constant fill machines, 27 Continental tyre designs, 300 Continuous annealing, 641–3 Continuous casting, 640–1, 642 Continuous-curvature car, 467–9 collision-free path planning, 468 optimal paths, 468 reachable configuration space, 468 vs. Reeds and Shepp car, 469 Continuously variable transmission (CVT), 108, 130 hydraulic transmissions, 131–2 rationale for, 130–1 toroidal transmission, 135–6 traction drive designs, 134–5 variable pulley transmissions, 133–4 variable pulley variator designs, 132–4 Contre Pente (CP) rim, 301 Control Area Network (CAN) network, 804–5 Coolant temperature measurement, 792, 793 Coordinate systems, 423 Copper, in emission control, 71–2 Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) legislation, 56 Correlator/data processor, 429 Co-simulation, 509 Cost analysis, 628–30 Coupling shafts, design of, 40–1 Crank axle, 213 Crank-throw, 4 Crankcase, 3, 7 disc-valve and reed-valve inlet charge control, 8–9 emission control, 61, 62 Crankshaft, 3, 4, 17 Crankshaft journals, 4 Crash testing, 569–73 Critical damping, 396 Cross-flow scavenging, 7 Cross-section ratio H/W, 314 Cross-winds, 668 CRT controller, 801 Cruciform bracing, 532 Cruise control system, 393 configuration, 394 digital cruise control, 397–8 electronics, 399 advanced cruise control, 402–4 stepper motor-based actuator, 400–1 vacuum-operated actuator, 401–2 speed performance, 395 speed response curves, 396–7 throttle actuator, 398–9 Curtain bags, 579 Cycab, 448, 454 Cylinder block, 3 Cylinder bore, 5 Cylinder head, 3 D.c. dynamometers, 29 D/A converter, 787, 788 DAF Variomatic, 132 Daimler, Gottlieb, 5 Daimler-Benz OE 305 city bus conversions, 196–8 Damping energy ratio, 43–4 Damping ratio, 341, 396 Dash, 549 Index Data demultiplexer, 790 Data multiplexer, 789 Dead reckoning (DR), 426 Dead weights, 24 Decelerating vehicle, 372 Deceleration rise time, 367 Deceleration time history, characteristics of, 367 Deceleration-sensitive pressure limiting valve, 380–2 Deceleration-sensitive pressure modulating valve, 382–3 Deceleration-sensitive pressure regulating valve, 363 Decisional architecture, 437 car-like vehicles, motion planning for, 456 case study, 458 nonholonomic path planning, 464–5 solution algorithm, 461–4 and state-time space, 457–8 trajectory planning, 457 experimental results: experimental vehicles, 454 parallel parking manoeuvre, experimental run of, 455–6 platooning manoeuvre, experimental run of, 456 trajectory following manoeuvre experimental run, 454–5 robot control architecture and motion autonomy, 438 definitions and taxonomy, 438 deliberative architectures, 439–8 hybrid architectures, 441–6 reactive architectures, 439–41 sharp control and decisional architecture, 447 overview, 447–9 parallel parking, 451–3 platooning, 453–4 reactive trajectory, 449–51 Decisional layer, 445 Deliberative architectures, 438–9 Deliberative-based hybrid architectures, 441–2 Demultiplexing (DEMUX), 788–9 Department of Transportation (DOT), 285 Design and material utilization, 593 alternative body architecture, 612 ASF aluminium spaceframe, 616–20 hybrid material designs, examples, 620 pressed aluminium spaceframes, examples of, 625–16 pressed spaceframe concept, 614 unitary aluminium body, 612–14 BMW approach, to current design, 603 crashworthiness, 604 product requirements, 603 static stiffness design, 603–4 structural dynamics, 603 weight efficiency, 604–7 cost analysis, 628–30 fatigue, 610–12 finite element analysis, 599–603 historical perspective and evolving materials technology, 593–4 body-on-chassis and unitary architecture, distinction between, 594–5 body zones and terminology, 594 early materials and subsequent changes, 595–9 materials integration into designs, 620–1 sandwich materials, 625–7 tailor welded blanks, 624–5 tube hydroforming, 621–4 panel dent resistance and stiffness testing, 607–10 plastic and composite components, engineering requirements for, 627–8 ‘Design point’, 124 Diagnostics, automotive, 807 Diagonal ply tyres, 287 Dieffenbach, 628, 630 Diesel, Rudolf, 12 Diesel engine emissions, 67 Diesel-engine road vehicle (DERV), 10 Diesel engines vs. petrol engines, 14–15 Diesel exhaust emissions, fuel quality influence on, 72 Differential GPS positioning (DGPS), 424–5 Differential pressure sensor (DPS), 87 Differentials, 139 Digital cruise control, 397–8 Digital engine control, 77–8 EGR control, 86–7 electronic ignition control, 88–90 closed-loop ignition timing, 90–3 SA correction scheme, 93–4 features, 78–9 fuel control, control modes for, 79–81, 95–7 acceleration enrichment, 84–5 closed-loop control, 82–4 deceleration leaning, 85 engine crank, 81 idle speed control, 85–6 open-loop control, 82 warm-up mode, 81–2 improvements in, 97 automatic transmission control, 98–9 fuel injection timing, 98 HV powertrain control, 99–103 integrated engine control system, 97 oxygen sensor, 97–8 torque converter lock-up control, 99 traction control, 99 integrated engine control system, 94 automatic system adjustment, 95 evaporative emissions canister purge, 94–5 secondary air management, 94 system diagnosis, 95 variable valve timing control, 87–8 Digital speed measurement system, 398 Digital speed sensor, 398 Dimensions, of tyre, 293, 295–6 DIN (Deutsches Institut fu¨r Normung) Standards, 285 DIN 70023, 270 DIN 75020, 297 Dipole antennas, 428 Directional profiles (TS770), 299 Disc brakes, 363, 364 Disc dynamometers, 27–8 Index 812Disc materials/design evaluation, 386–7 Displacement method, 601 Display devices, 794–5 Distributorless ignition system (DIS), 89, 90 Double-hump sheet metal disc-type wheel, 303 ‘Double offset’, 109 Double wishbone suspensions, 208–10, 237, 278–80 Downconverter, 428–9 Drag force, 664–5 Drag reduction, 665–7 ‘Drive-by-wire’ system, 166 Driveability, 131 Driven front axles, 237–8 Driven rear axles, 226–7 Driver behaviour, 387–8, 505 body slip angle control, 512, 513, 514 path following controller model, 509–12 steering controllers, 506–9 two-loop driver model, 513, 514 Driver reaction time, 367 Drivetrain drag, 370 Drum brakes, 363–4 Dry gap machines, 30 Dry roads, 309, 313–14, 319 Du Pont laminar barrier technology, 61 ‘Dual control’, 509 Dual hybrid system, 185, 186 Dual joint, 209 Dummies, 575–6 Dyna Panhard, 596 Dynamic braking, 100 Dynamic constraints, 457, 459 ‘Dynamic Index’, 477 Dynamic magnifier, 44 Dynamic traffic routing, 435 Dynamometer: choice, 27, 34–5 classification, 27–30 hybrid and tandem dynamometers, 30–1 operating quadrants, 31 coupling engine to, 35 background reading, 36 conventional ‘cardan shaft’, 42 coupling shafts, design of, 40–1 damping, 42–4 drive shaft design, 44–8 elastomeric element couplings, 42 engine to dynamometer coupling, 48 flywheels, 48–9 multiple membrane couplings, 42 notation, 49–50 problem, 36 Quill shaft with integral flanges and rigid couplings, 42 Quill shaft with toothed/gear type couplings, 42 shaft whirl, 41–2 stress concentrations, keyways and keyless hub connection, 41 torsional oscillations and critical speeds, 36–40 engine and dynamometer characteristics, matching, 31–3 engine starting and cranking, 33–4 rotational speed, 26 Earth-centered, Earth-fixed (ECEF) Cartesian coordinate system, 423 EC Council directive 75/443, 298 EC directive 92/23/EC, 285 EC noise homologation, 740–1 Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) Regulation, 365 Ecostar, 165–7 Eddy-current dynamometers, 29–30 EEC Braking Directive, 376 EEC Council Directive 71/320/EEC, 372 EEC Directives, 365 Electric batteries: advanced lead–acid, 143–4 flywheel energy storage, 151 lithium–ion batteries, 149 nickel–metal hydride alkaline battery, 146 sodium chloride/nickel, 146–8 sodium–sulphur battery, 145–6 solar cells, 148–9 super capacitors, 149–51 Electric power assisted steering, 585 Electric vehicle (EV) design packages, 143 battery car conversion technology, 151 conversion case study, 151–3 motor control alternatives, 153–4 contemporary electric car technology, 157 AC drives, 159–61 General Motors ‘EVl’, 158–9 Honda EV, 157–8 Lithium-ion battery power, 161 development history, 155–7 electric batteries: advanced lead–acid, 143–4 flywheel energy storage, 151 lithium–ion batteries, 149 nickel–metal hydride alkaline battery, 146 sodium chloride/nickel, 146–8 sodium–sulphur battery, 145–6 solar cells, 148–9 super capacitors, 149–51 electric van and truck design: Bradshaw envirovan, 167–8 Ford ecostar, 165–7 Ford EXT, 11, 162–4 Goods van to fleet car conversion, 162 thyristor control, 165 UK EVA practice for CVS, 164 fuel-cell powered vehicles: Ford P2000, 170 General Motors Zafira projects, 168–70 liquid hydrogen/fuel reformation, 170, 171 prototype fuel-cell car, 170–1 Electrical motor-based dynamometers, 28–30 Electrical power steering systems, 268–70 Index 813Electrically actuated air-control valve, 65 Electro-discharge texturing (EDT), 646 Electro-hydraulic power steering systems, 267–8 Electron gun, 799 Electronic control system, 60 Electronic control systems, 585 Electronic differential lock, 246 Electronic engine control system, 78 Electronic flight information system (EFIS), 805 Electronic ignition control, 88–90 closed-loop ignition timing, 90–3 SA correction scheme, 93–4 Electronic steering control, 414–15 Electronic suspension system, 409–12 classes, 409–10 control system, 413–14 variable damping via variable strut fluid viscosity, 412–13 variable spring rate, 413 Electronic traction system (ETS), 246 Emicat, 58 Emissions control, 54 air injection and gulp valve, 62 air management valves, 62–3 black smoke, 73 carbon monoxide, 70 catalyst support, 57 catalytic conversion, 56 catalytic converters, metallic monoliths for, 57–9 complex valve arrangements, 63–5 conflicting requirements, 67–8 crankcase emission control, 61, 62 diesel engine emissions, 67 diesel exhaust emissions, influence of fuel quality on, 72 early measures for, 54 electronic control system, 60 evaporative emissions, 60–1 Ford exhaust gas ignition system, for preheating catalysts, 59 oxides of nitrogen, 68–9 particle traps, 71–2 particulates, 70–1 three-way conversion, 59–60 two-way catalytic conversion, 56–7 unburnt hydrocarbons, 69–70 US Federal test procedures, evolution of, 54–6 vapour collection and canister purge systems, 65–7 warm-air intake systems, 60 white smoke, 73 Emitec, 58 Energy source, braking systems as, 362 Engine crank, 81 Engine cylinder capacity, 16–17 Engine force constraint, 459 Engine noise, 703 combustion noise, 703–4 engine speed and load on noise, 705 measurement, 705 mechanical noise, 704–5 noise source ranking techniques, 705–6 Engine power, 15–16, Engine-radiated noise targets, 681 Engine torque, 15 Enhanced client-assisted GPS positioning, 426 Envirovan, 167–8 Epicyclic gear set, 125–6 Equivalent roll stiffness model, 479–81 European Tyre and Rim Technical Organization (ETRTO), 285, 290, 294 Evaporative emissions, 60–1 Evaporative emissions canister purge, 94–5 Evl, 158–9 Excrescence drag, 664 Execution control layer, 445 Exhaust gas ignition (EGI) system, see Ford, exhaust gas ignition system Exhaust gas oxygen (EGO) sensor, 79, 84, 97–8 Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), 55–6, 69, 78 control systems, 86–7 Exhaust stroke: C.I. engines, 10–11 S.I. engines, 5 Exhaust systems, 746 exhaust noise control, 773–7, 778 exhaust noise sources, 759–62, 763 flow duct acoustics, 762–9 improved engine performance, design for, 748–59 Exhaust tailpipe-radiated noise targets, 681 Experimental modal analysis (EMA), 602 Experimental vehicles, 454 Extended Enterprise, 677, 679 Exterior noise: airborne tyre noise, 777 controlling, 780 measurement, 779–80 road surface influence on, 779 sources, 777–9 exhaust systems, 746 exhaust noise control, 773–7, 778 exhaust noise sources, 759–62, 763 flow duct acoustics, 762–9 improved engine performance, design for, 748–59 intake systems, 746 design, issues in, 746 designer, 746–7 flow duct acoustics, 762–9 improved engine performance, design for, 748–59 intake noise, 746 intake noise control, 769–73 intake noise sources, 759–62, 763 principal components, 747 snorkel and filter box dimensions, 747–8 snorkel orifice location, 747 noise source ranking, 743 using shielding techniques, 744–5 pass-by noise homologation, 739 EC noise homologation, 740–1 future developments, 742 homologation noise limits, 742–3, 744 Index 814track and atmospheric effects, 741–2 in US and outside EC, 742 valve and port geometry, 780 F1 McLaren production, 657 Fahy’s equation, 722 Far field, 695 Fatigue, 610–12 Faux sedan, 555–7 Ferrari, 120, 534 Ferrari 360 Modena, 616 Fiat Campagnolo, 244 Fiat hybrid bus, 194–6 Fiat Panda, 239, 243, 247 Finite element analysis (FEA), 386, 387, 599–603 Finite-element analysis system (FAST), 602 Flake graphite iron, 384 Flanking transmission, 719 Flat hump (FH) rim, 301 Flat-panel display, 799 Flexing, 287 Flow resistivity, 712–13 Flow separation, 665 Flywheel energy storage, 151 Flywheel motor/generator, 185–7 Force coefficient, 316–17 Force-vector method, see Complex stiffness method Forced linear vibrations, 341–3 Ford, 60 e-Ka, 161 Ecostar, 165–7 exhaust gas ignition system, 59 EXT 11 project, 162–4 finite element analysis, 602 P2000 fuel cell platform, 170 Ford Escort Express delivery vehicle, 220 Ford Focus, 213 Ford Werke AG, 217 Form drag, 664 Foundation brakes, 362, 363–4 Four-bar twist beam axle, 207 Four-stage stop simulation, 368 Four-stroke-cycle compression-ignition (diesel) engine, 10–12 Four-stroke-cycle petrol engines, 5, 6 and two-stroke-cycle petrol engine, comparison of, 9–10 Four-wheel drive, 240 advantages, 242–3 basic passenger car with front-wheel drive, 250–2 basic standard design passenger car, 252–3 disadvantages, 243, 245–6 Golf4motion, 245 manual selection, on commercial and all-terrain vehicles, 249–50 varieties, 253, 254 vehicles with overdrive, 246–9 Four-wheel steer system, 586 Free linear motions, 340–1 Frequency response function, 343, 730 Friction dynamometers, 30 Front and rear inner fenders, 548–9 Front axle lock, 371, 377, 378 Front-mounted engine, rear-mounted drive design, 224 advantages, 225 disadvantages, 225 driven rear axles, 226–7 non-driven front axles, 225–6 Front-wheel drive, 231 advantages, 235 design types, 231–4 disadvantages, 235–7 driven front axles, 237–8 non-driven rear axles, 238 independent wheel suspension, 240 rigid axle, 240 twist-beam suspension, 238, 240 Front-wheel drive vehicles, 322 Front-wheel-drive manual gearbox, 115, 116 Front-wheel-drive passenger car gearbox, 114–15 Front wheel lock, 371 Fuel-cell powered vehicles: Ford P2000, 170 General motors Zafira projects, 168–70 liquid hydrogen/fuel reformation, 170, 171 prototype fuel-cell car, 170–1 Fuel consumption and NOx emissions, relationship between, 69 Fuel control modes, 79–81, 95–7 acceleration enrichment, 84–5 closed-loop control, 82–4 deceleration leaning, 85 engine crank, 81 idle speed control, 85–6 open-loop control, 82 warm-up mode, 81–2 Full electro-mechanical system, 388 Fuel injection timing, 98 Full matrix method, see Matrix inversion method Fuel quantity measurement, 791–2 Fuel quantity sensor, 791 Fuel reformation, 170, 171 Fuel tank pressure control valve, 67 Full vehicle, modelling and assembly of, 475 aerodynamic effects, 491–2 anti-roll bars, 486–8 comparison of full vehicle handling models, case study, 513–23 driveline components, 498–500 driver behaviour, 505 body slip angle control, 512, 513, 514 path following controller model, 509–12 steering controllers, 506–9 two-loop driver model, 513, 514 equivalent roll stiffness model, roll stiffness determination for, 488–91 measured outputs, 477–8 modelling traction, 497–8 springs and dampers: leaf springs, 485–6 Index 815Full vehicle, modelling and assembly of (continued) simple models, treatment in, 484–5 steering system, 500–5 suspension system representation, 478–9 concept suspension approach, 482–4 equivalent roll stiffness model, 479–81 linkage model, 481–2 lumped mass mode, 479 swing arm model, 481 vehicle body, 475–7 vehicle braking, 492–7 Functional layer, 445 Fuzzy logic, 507 Gain scheduling, 508 Gas-inflated bags, 578, 582 Gas turbine hybrid taxi, 182–5 Gasoline engines, 705, 748, 759 Gaussian distribution, 728 Gear ratios, 98–9, 111, 119 Gearchange mechanism, 139–40 Gearchanging and synchromesh, 115–19 General Motors (GM), 59, 60, 574 emissions from, 54, 56 EVl, 158–9 Zafira projects, 168–70 Geometric near field, 695 German Deutsch Industrie Normale (DIN), 16 Germany: DIN Standards, 285 WdK Guidelines, 285–6 GKN Automotive: front-wheel output shaft of, 233 velocity sliding joints by, 216 GKN–Birfield AG, 208 Glass cockpit, 805 Glass mat thermoplastic (GMT), 656 Global Alternative Propulsion Centre (GAPC), 168, 169 Global Outstanding Assessment (GOA), 190 Global positioning technology, 419 applications, 432 basic positioning, 432–4 location-based services, 434–5 GPS receiver technology, 427 components, 428–9 performance considerations, 431–2 solutions, 429–31 history, 419–20 NAVSTAR GPS system, 420 characteristics, 420–1 navigation message, 421–2 satellite-based positioning: basic science, 422 positioning techniques, 423–7 Gold code, 429 Golf 4motion, four-wheel-drive, 245 Grey cast iron (GI), 384, 385 Grillage, 528–9, 557 Gudgeon-pin, 4 Gulp valve, 62 Gyroscope, 427 Haldex, 246 Handheld GPS system, 432–3 Handling of car, 409, 410, 411 Harmonic components, 37, 38 Head Impact Test System (HITS), 577 Heated exhaust gas oxygen (HEGO) sensor, 98 Heated gas inflator (HGI), 582 Height-to-width ratio, 290 Helix-style antennas, 428 Helmholtz resonator, 771–2 High carbon GI, 385 High-speed digital data (HSDD), 803 High strength low alloy (HSLA), 649, 650–1 High strength steel (HSS), 638 High-voltage bus (HVB), 100 Higher strength steels, 649 HILARE architecture (LAAS), 444–5, 446 Holonomic path approximation, 467 Homologation noise limits, 742–3, 744 Honda Civic, 240 Honda Civic Shuttle 4 WD, 249 Honda Insight hybrid car, 191–4 Honda models, 235 Honda NSX, 612 Honda EV, 157–8 Horizontal sync, 800 Hot and cold rolling processes, 641 ‘Hot-bulb’ engine, 12 Hump (H) rim, 301 HV powertrain control, 99–103 Hybrid and tandem dynamometers, 30–1 Hybrid architectures, 438, 441 deliberative-based hybrid architectures, 441–2 reactive-based hybrid architectures, 442–4 three-layered hybrid architectures, 444–6 Hybrid vehicle design, 175 advanced hybrid truck, 200 case studies: dual hybrid system, 185, 186 flywheel addition to hybrid drive, 185–7 hybrid passenger cars, 181, 182, 183 hybrid power pack, 179 rotary engine with PM motor, 179–80 small cars, hybrid electric solution for, 179 taxi hybrid drive, 182–5 Wankel rotary engine, 180–1 hybrid passenger and goods vehicles: advanced hybrid bus, 198–200 CNG-electric hybrid, 196–8 hybrid-drive buses, 194–6 hybrid-drive prospects, 175–7 justification, 177, 179 map-controlled drive management, 177 mixed hybrid-drive configurations, 177–8 series-production hybrid-drive cars, 187 production hybrid vehicles, recent addition to, 191–4 Toyota prius systems, 188–91 Index 816Hydraulic dynamometers, 27, 31, 33 Hydraulic power steering systems, 266–7 Hydraulic transmissions, 131–2 Hydrocarbons (HCs), 53, 60, 69 see also Unburnt hydrocarbons Hydrogen, as fuel, 156 Hydrokinetic dynamometer, 27 Hydrokinetic torque converter, 122 fluid converter, 123–4 fluid couplings, 123 torque converter, 124–5 Hydrostatic drives, 132 Hydrostatic dynamometers, 28 HyGe test rig, 572–3 Hysteresis, 370 HYZEM research programme, 175, 176 IC chip set solutions, 430 Icy roads, 319, 406 Idle speed control, 85–6 Imbalance U, 305 Impulse–response function, 727 Independent wheel suspensions, 206–7, 240 double wishbone suspensions, 208–10 McPherson struts and strut dampers, 210–13 multi-link suspension, 216–17 rear axle trailing-arm suspension, 213–14 requirements, 207–8 semi-trailing-arm rear axles, 214–16 steering on, 257–9 Indicated mean effective pressure (imep), 748 Induced drag force, 664 Induction stroke: C.I. engines, 10 S.I. engines, 5 Infinite silencer, 745 Infinitely variable transmission (IVT), 108 Initial system response time, 367 Injection moulding, 656 Inline gearboxes, 114 Inner dead centre (IDC), 4 Input and output signal conversion, 787–9 Instrument panel (IP), 786 Instrumentation, 785 automotive diagnostics, 807 coolant temperature measurement, 792 CRT, 798 CAN network, 804–5 scan circuits, 800–4 display devices, 794–5 fuel quantity measurement, 791–2 glass cockpit, 805 input and output signal conversion, 787 multiplexing, 788–9 LCD, 795 transmissive LCD, 796–7 LED, 795 modern instrumentation, 785–6 oil pressure measurement, 792–4 sampling, 789 computer-based instrumentation, 790–1 telematics, 807 trip information computer, 805–7 vehicle speed measurement, 794 VFD, 797–8 Insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) technology, 29 Intake noise, 746 control, 769–73 sources, 759–62, 763 Intake orifice-radiated noise targets, 681 Intake systems, 746 design for improved engine performance, 748–59 design, issues in, 746 designer, 746–7 flow duct acoustics, 762–9 intake noise, 746 control, 769–73 sources, 759–62, 763 principal components, 747 snorkel and filter box dimensions, 747–8 snorkel orifice, location of, 747 Integral/unitary body structure, 538–41 Integrated engine control system, 94 automatic system adjustment, 95 evaporative emissions canister purge, 94–5 improvements in, 97 secondary air management, 94 system diagnosis, 95 Interference drag, 665 Interior noise: aerodynamic noise, 707–8 airborne noise, 688 background information on systems, 725–6 brake noise, 708–9 coherence, 727–30 convolution integral, 726–7 correlation, 727–30 covariance function, 727–30 engine noise, 703 combustion noise, 703–4 engine speed and load on noise, 705 measurement, 705 mechanical noise, 704–5 noise source ranking techniques, 705–6 frequency response function, 730 linearised mass conservation equation, derivation of, 732–3 measurement, 689 noise path analysis, 690 coherence methods for, 691–2 non-invasive methods for, 694–5 standard methods for, 692–4 non-linear and linearised inviscid Euler equation, derivation of, 733 origin, 687 plane waves with termination impedance, 730–2 rattle noise, 709 road noise, 706 controlling, 707 Index 817Interior noise: (continued) interior road noise, 706–7 structure-borne road noise, analyzing, 707 sound control: by minimizing transmission, 715–25 through absorption within porous materials, 709–15 sound power measurement, of vehicle noise sources, 696 under different circumstances, 702–3 in diffuse acoustic field, 697–8 in free field using sound pressure techniques, 696–7 near and far acoustic field, 695–6 in near field, 700 in semi-reverberant far field, 698–9 using intensity meter, 701–2 using surface vibration velocity, 700–1 squeak noise, 709 structure-borne noise, 688 subjective assessment, 689–90 tizz noise, 709 Interior noise targets, 681–3 Interlacing, 80 Internal drag, 665 Internal-combustion engine, 3 components and terms, 3–5 four-stroke-cycle spark-ignition (petrol) engine, 5, 6 valve timing diagrams, 6–7 International Organization for Standardization (ISO), 286 Inverse differential GPS positioning (IDGPS), 425 Italian Commissione technica di Unificazione nell Automobile (CUNA), 16 Jaguar, 220, 616 Jaguar XJ, 220, 61 Jatco JF506E, 121–2 JF 506E AT operation, 126–8 JPL exploratory robot architecture, 441 Key car manufacturers, materials and parameters used by, 634–5 Kingpin inclination, 257 Knocking, 90–3 Lagonda V12, 532 Lancia front axle, 236 Lancia Thema: gearbox unit on, 233 Lancia Y 10: omega rear wheel suspension on, 239 Land Rover Defender, 90, 596 Land Rover Defender, 110, 596 Land Rover Freelander, 597 Land Rover vehicles, 595 Lane Change Maneuver, 415 Lane changing, 450–1 Laser welded blanks, 540 Lateral cornering force, 313–14 Lateral force, 406 influencing variables: camber change, 314–16 cross-section ratio H/W, 314 due to camber, 316 road condition, 314 track width change, 314 vertical force variations, 314 lateral cornering force properties, on dry road, 313–14 self-steering properties, 311–12 slip angle and friction coefficients, 310–11, 312–13 Lateral loading case, for standard sedan, 558 backlight frame, 562 dash panel, 561 engine beam, 559 floor panel, 562 front parcel shelf, 560 left-hand front inner wing pane, 560 left-hand sideframe, 562 lower rails of front inner panels, 560 luggage beam, 560 panel behind the rear seats, 562 rear parcel shelf, 560–1 rear quarter panels, lower rails of, 560 roll moment and distribution at front and rear suspensions, 558–9 roof, 562 transverse floor beam, 559–60 windscreen frame, 561–2 Lateral wheel slip, definition of, 326 Lead–acid battery, 143–4 Leaf springs modelling, 485–6 Lemfo¨rder Fahrwerktechnik, 227, 265, 274 Light commercial vehicle tyres, designation of, 292–3 Light-emitting diode (LED), 795 Ligier, 448 Line of stroke, 4 Linear and non-linear systems, 725 Linear steady-state cornering solutions, 337–9 Linearised mass conservation equation, derivation of, 732–3 Linkage model, 479, 481–2 Liquid crystal display (LCD), 795–7 Liquid crystal polarization, 796 Liquid hydrogen, 170, 171 Lister Jaguar, 534 Lithium-ion batteries, 149, 161 Load capacities and inflation pressures, of tyres, 294 designation, 294 pressure determination, 294 pressure limit values, 297 wheel camber, influence of, 294, 297 Load sensitive pressure regulating valve, 363 Location-based services, 434–5 Lock-up clutch, 130 Logic controller, 507 Longitudinal axis, 393 Longitudinal link and semi-trailing arm axles, 206 Longitudinal slip of tyre, 370 Longitudinal transverse axles, 282 Loop-scavenging system, see Reverse-flow (Schnuerle) scavenging Lotus Elise, 537, 616 Index 818Low drag design, 665 Low-voltage bus (LVB), 100 Lucas, 155, 156 Lucas-Smiths Man-Air-Ox, 62 LuK-PIV chain construction, 133 Lumped mass model, 479, 480 MAF rate, 82 Magnesium, 654–5 Magnetic compass, 427 Magnetic focusing system, 799 Magneto-rheological fluid (MR), 412, 558 Main-ends, 4 MAN/Voith concept city bus, 198–200 Manual gearbox, 114 automated manual transmission, 120–1 clutch, 119–20 front-wheel-drive passenger car gearbox, 114–15 gear ratios, achieving, 119 gearchanging and synchromesh, 115–19 rear wheel drive car and commercial gearbox, 115 Manual steering systems, 265 Manual transmission, 107 Map-controlled drive management, 177, 178 Mass air flow (MAF), 78 Master cylinder, 363 Master site, 424 Materials integration into designs, 620–1 sandwich materials, 625–7 tailor welded blanks, 624–5 tube hydroforming, 621–4 MATLAB, 509 MATLAB/Simulink, 509, 523 Matrix inversion method, 694 McPherson front axle, 211, 232, 237 McPherson strut rear axle, 214 McPherson struts and strut dampers, 210, 280–1 advantages, 211 disadvantages, 212 Mean best torque (MBT), 90 Mean effective pressure, 15 Medium carbon GI, 385 Mercedes-Benz, 170, 216, 224, 225, 226, 228, 241, 246, 251, 253, 265, 271 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter series, 228 Metallic monoliths, 57–9 Microcontroller, 399 Microprocessor unit (MPU), 97, 428, 785, 802, 803 Microstrip, 428 Milliken Moment Method (MMM), 353 Milliken Research Associates, 353 Mission planner, 442, 443 Mission Scheduler, 446, 448 Mitsubishi, 200, 743 ML1 cell, 148 Mobile unit, 424 Model Reference Adaptive Scheme (MRAS), 508 Modern instrumentation, 785–6 Modified 1-D linear plane wave equation, 714 Modified prototype vehicle: adhesion utilization, 376 brake system efficiency, 376 Modulation system, 362 Moment-by-moment feedback models, 506–7 Moment method, 353–4 Monocoque, 536–7, 597 Monolithic catalyst carriers, 57 Monopole antennas, 428 Motion controller, 448 Motion planner, 448 Motion stability, at large lateral accelerations, 346–8 Motor control alternatives, 153–4 Motor Industry Research Association (MIRA), 569–70 Moving obstacles, 457, 460 MSC.ADAMS, 494, 505, 509, 510, 511 MTS Flat-Trac Roadway Simulator, 354 Multibody systems vehicle model, 475–7 Multi-link rear axle, 206 Multi-link suspension, 207, 216–17 advantages, 216–17 disadvantages, 217 and double wishbone, 278–80 of Ford Werke AG, 217 Multiple Electronic Permanent (MEP), 181 Multiplexer (MUX), 788–9 Multipole system, 725 Natural frequency, of undamped system, 341 NAVSTAR GPS system, 420 characteristics, 420–1 navigation message, 421–2 Near field techniques, 700 NecarIV, 170–1 Neural networks, 507–8 Nickel–metal hydride alkaline battery, 146 Nitric acid, 53 Nitric oxide (NO), 53 Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 53 Noise, 668–9, 676 Noise path analysis, 690 coherence methods for, 691–2 non-invasive methods for, 694–5 standard methods for, 692–4 Noise reduction (NR), 715 Noise source ranking, 743 using shielding techniques, 744–5 Noise, vibration and harshness (NVH), 603, 675 Non-driven front axles, 225–6 Non-driven rear axles, 238–40 independent wheel suspension, 240 rigid axle, 240 twist-beam suspension, 238, 240 Nonholonomic constraints, 457 Nonholonomic path planning, 464–5 Non-linear and linearised inviscid Euler equation, derivation of, 733 Non-linear steady-state cornering solutions, 344–52 Nylon (PA), 655 Index 819Occupant safety, testing, 574–6 Odometer, 427 Oil engines, 10 Oil pressure measurement, 792–4 Oil pressure sensor, 794 Opel Astra, 268 Opel Corsa, 270 Opel Vectra, 266 Open loop steering input, 504 Open-bottom canisters, 65–6 Open-centre control system, from ZF, 268 Open-loop control system, 82 Operating quadrants, of dynamometer design, 31 Optimum control models, 506 Otto, Nicolaus August, 5 Outer dead centre (ODC), 4 Overdamped, 396 Oxides of nitrogen (NOx), 68–9 Oxygen sensor improvements, 97–8 Panel dent resistance and stiffness testing, 607–10 Parallel hybrid, 100 Parallel parking, 451 experimental run of, 455 parking manoeuvre, performing, 451–3 parking place, 451 Parameterized motion plan (PMP), 448 Parcel shelf/upper dash, 549 Particle traps, 71–2 Particulates, 70–1 Pass-by noise homologation, 739 EC noise homologation, 740–1 future developments, 742 homologation noise limits, 742–3, 744 track and atmospheric effects, 741–2 in US and outside EC, 742 Passenger car: designations for, 290 with front-wheel drive, 250–2 and light commercial vehicles and trailers: rims for, 300–1 wheels for, 301–3 requirements, 286 Passenger compartment: integrity, 579–80 of standard sedan, 549 backlight (rear window) frame, 550 engine bulkhead, 550 floor, 551 front windshield, 550 rear seat bulkhead, 550–1 roof, 550 sideframes, 551–2 Passive safety, 569 Patch, see Microstrip Payton’s architecture, 442 Pedal assembly, 363 Pedal controls, 588–9 Pedestrian safety, 576–7 Perimeter space frame, 537–8 Permanent magnet dynamometer, 29 Petrol engines, see Gasoline engines Petrol engines vs. diesel engines, 14–15 PID controller, 507 Pilot Induced Oscillation (PIO), 506 Piston, 4 Piston displacement, 15 Piston engines cycles, of operation: compression-ratio, 17 engine-performance terminology: engine cylinder capacity, 16–17 engine power, 15–16 engine torque, 15 mean effective pressure, 15 piston displacement/swept volume, 15 four-stroke-cycle compression-ignition (diesel) engine, 10–12 internal-combustion engine, 3 components and terms, 3–5 four-stroke-cycle spark-ignition (petrol) engine, 5, 6 valve timing diagrams, 6–7 S.I. and C.I. engines, comparison of, 14–15 two-stroke-cycle diesel engine, 12–14 two-stroke-cycle petrol engine, 7 crankcase disc-valve and reed-valve inlet charge control, 8–9 and four-stroke-cycle petrol engines, comparison of, 9–10 reverse-flow (Schnuerle) scavenging, 7–8 Piston rings, 4 Piston stroke, 4–5 Pitch, 393 Pitch motion, of vehicle body, 379–80 Pivot/steering rotation axis, 257 Plan sequencer, 443 Plane vehicle motions, differential equations for, 334–6 Platooning, 453 experimental run of, 456 generating required controls, 453–4 state parameters, determining, 453 Pluto GmbH, 72 Ply steer force, 306 Pneumatic trail, influence of, 339–43 forced linear vibrations, 341–3 free linear motions, 340–1 on handling curve, 348–9 steady-state circular motion, stability of, 339–40 Polymers and composites: advanced composites, 657 processing, 656–7 thermoplastics, 655 thermosets, 656 Porosity, 713–14 Porsche, 224, 229 Porsche Boxster, 230 Positive crankcase ventilation (PCV), 54 Power electronics centre (PEC), 166 Power protection centre (PPC), 167 Power steering systems, 265 Index 820electrical power steering systems, 268–70 electro-hydraulic power steering systems, 267–8 hydraulic power steering systems, 266–7 Power stroke: C.I. engines, 10 S.I. engines, 5 Power-split control, 190–1 Powertrain, 107 Precise Positioning Service (PPS), 420 Pressure-controlled systems, 268 Pressure drag, 664 Pressure limiter, 363 Pressure-sensitive pressure regulating valve, 363 Pressure supply unit, 267, 268 Primary piston, 363 Primary ride, definition of, 676 Product Design Specification (PDS), 677, 679 Prohahilistic path planning, 467 Prototype fuel-cell car, 170–1 Pseudorandom noise (PRN), 420 Punt/platform structure, 537, 538 Push belt transmission, 134 ‘Push belt’, 133 Quattro, 250 Quattro models, torsen central differential fitted in, 244 Rack and pinion steering: advantages, 260 configurations, 261 disadvantages, 260 of front-wheel-drive Opel Astra and Vectra, 263 steering gear: manual with centre tie rod take-off, 262–3 manual with side tie rod take-off, 261–2 on Vauxhall Corsa, 261 by ZF, 262 Radial brakes, see Drum brakes Radial design passenger car tyres, 288 Radial force variation, 305 Radial ply tyres, 287–9 Radial tyre: standardized speed categories for, 292 substructure of, 288 Rapid thermal processing (RTP) techniques, 149 Rattle noise, 709 Reacquisition time, 432 Reaction injection moulding (RIM), 656 Reactive Action Packages (RAP), 444 Reactive architectures, 438, 439 Reactive-based hybrid architectures, 442–4 Rear and mid engine drive, 227–31 Rear axle lock, 371, 378–9 Rear axle trailing-arm suspension, 213–14 Rear view mirrors, 587 Rear wheel drive car and commercial gearbox, 115 Rear-wheel-drive gearbox, 117 Rear-wheel drive vehicles, 322 Rear wheel lock, 371 Receiver sensitivity, 432 Reciprocating motion, 3 Recirculating ball steering: advantages and disadvantages of, 263–4 steering gear, 264–5 Reeds and Shepp car, 465–7 vs. continuous-curvature car, 469 steering method, 467 Release time, 367–8 Renault Twingo, 120 Resin transfer moulding (RTM), 656, 657 Reverse-flow (Schnuerle) scavenging, 7–8, 9 Revolutions per minute (RPM) measurement, 87 Reynolds number (Re), 670 Ride, 409 Rigid axles, 206, 217, 240 advantages, 219–21 disadvantages, 217–19 steering on, 259–60 Rims, for passenger carsand light commercial vehicles and trailers, 300–1 Road-induced electricity, 157 Road noise, 706, 777 controlling, 707 interior road noise, 706–7 structure-borne road noise, analyzing, 707 Robotic architecture, 438 Robust controller, 440 Rochester: high vacuum air-control valve, 65 normal diverter valve, 64 standardised diverter valve, 62–3 type1 canister control valve, 66 Roll, 393 Rolling circumference and driving speed, of tyre, 297–8 Rolling force coefficients and sliding friction: friction coefficients and factors, 308–9 road influences: aquaplaning, 309–10 dry and wet roads, 309 snow and ice, 310 slip, 308 Rolling resistance, in tyre, 369 during cornering, 307–8 influencing variables, 308 in straight-line driving, 306–7 Rotor materials, 385–6 Saab, 588 Saab 900 Sensonic, 120 SAE J986 AUG94, 742 SAE J1030 FEB87, 742 Saloon, see Standard sedan Sample period, 789 Sampling, 789–91 Sandwich materials, 625–7 Satcon Technologies, 151 Satellite-based positioning: basic science, 422 Index 821Satellite-based positioning: (continued) positioning techniques, 423–7 Scavenging, 12–13 Schenck dynamometer design, 22, 23 Schnuerle scavenging, see Reverse-flow (Schnuerle) scavenging Script, 447 Sealed Housing for Evaporative Determination (SHED), 61 Seat belts, 583–4 Seating, 587–8 Secondary air management, 94, 95 Secondary piston, 363 Secondary ride, definition of, 676 Self-steering properties, of vehicles, 311–12 Self-tuning-regulator, 509 Semiactive suspension system, 409 Semi-rigid crank axles, 221–4 advantages, 221–2 disadvantages, 222–4 from installation point of view, 222 from kinematic point of view, 222 from suspension point of view, 222 Semi-trailing-arm rear axles, 214–16 Sense-model-plan-act (SMPA), 438 Sensor-based manoeuvre (SBM), 446, 448, 449–50 Separatrices, 350 Sequencer, 444 Series 55 wide tyre designs, 301 Series hybrid vehicle (SHV), 100 Serious injury, pedestrians protection from, 576–7 Series-production hybrid-drive cars, 187 production hybrid vehicles, recent addition to, 191–4 Toyota prius systems, 188–91 Series-wound DC motors, 152–3 Server-assisted GPS positioning, 425–6 Server-based navigation systems, 435 Servo boost, 268 Shaft whirl, 41–2 Sharp architecture, 445–6 Shear force and bending moment diagrams, 546–8 Sheet metal disc-type wheel, used in series production vehicles, 302 Sheet moulding compound (SMC), 656 Shell Oil Company, 156 Shift schedule, 99 Shift strategy, 128 Shifting property, 727 Side force and brake force characteristics, 327 Sidebranch resonators, 772, 773 SIDs, 576 Simple structural surfaces (SSSs), 542–3, 559 equilibrium equations for, 545–6 free body diagrams for, 544 Sinclair, Clive, 157 Single component exterior noise targets, 680 engine-radiated noise targets, 681 exhaust tailpipe-radiated noise targets, 681 intake orifice-radiated noise targets, 681 ‘Single offset’, 109 Single-plate clutch, 119 Single-point positioning, see Autonomous GPS positioning Single-track model, of car trailer combination, 355 Singularity functions, 726 Skin friction drag, 664 Skin passing, 643–5 SL09B cell, 148 Sliding constraint, 459 Sliding friction factor, 308 Slip, 308 and coefficients of friction, 312–13 Small cars: hybrid electric solution for, 179 problem, 580–1 Small-end, 4 Smart air bags, 582–3 Snorkel and filter box dimensions, 747–8 Snorkel orifice, location of, 747 Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), 804 Sodium–sulphur battery, 145–6 Solar cell technology, 148–9 Solenoid-actuated air-switching valve, 63 Sony engineers, 149 Sound power measurement, of vehicle noise sources, 696 under different circumstances, 702–3 in diffuse acoustic field, 697–8 in free field using sound pressure techniques, 696–7 near and far acoustic field, 695–6 in near field, 700 in semi-reverberant far field, 698–9 using intensity meter, 701–2 using surface vibration velocity, 700–1 Sound transmission class (STC), 717–18 Source room, 717 SP Resin Infusion Technology (SPRINT), 657 Spark advance (SA) correction scheme, 93–4 Spark-ignition (S.I.) engines, 5 and C.I. engines, comparison of, 14–15 Spatial reasoner, 443 Spatial Transformation of Sound Field (STSF), 744 Speech interference level (SIL), 682 Speech transmission index (STI), 683 Speed–density method, 82, 83 Speedometer, 298, 427 Spheroidal graphite iron (SG), 385 Sport utility vehicles (SUVs), 534 Spring stiffness, 304 Springs and dampers, modelling of: leaf springs, 485–6 simple models, treatment in, 484–5 Squeak noise, 709 Stability, 668 Staft steering rear axle, of Opel Omega, 215 Stainless steel, 649 Standard code-phase GPS techniques, 427 Standard design passenger car, 252–3 Standard masses, 24 Standard sedan, 542–3 bending load case for, 543 payload distribution, 543–4 822 Indexshear force and bending moment diagrams, 546–8 SSSs, equilibrium equations for, 545–6 SSSs, free body diagrams for, 544 braking (longitudinal) loads, 562–5 lateral loading case, 558–62 torsion load case for, 548–58 State-time space, 457–8 Static analysis, 371–2 Static axle loads, 371 Steady-state circular motion, stability of, 339–40 Steady-state motion, large deviations with respect to, 349–52 Steel, 614–15, 637 continuous annealing, 641–3 continuous casting, 640 higher strength steels, 649 hot and cold rolling processes, 641 production and finishing processes, 638 skin passing, 643–5 stainless steel, 649 surface topography, 645–9 vacuum degassing, 640 Steel radial tyres, 288 Steering, 257, 584–5 column, 270–2 damper, 272–3 on independent wheel suspensions, 257–9 kinematics: steering gear, influence of type and position of, 273–5 steering linkage configuration, 275–7 tie rod length and position, 277–82 power steering systems, 265 electrical power steering systems, 268–70 electro-hydraulic power steering systems, 267–8 hydraulic power steering systems, 266–7 rack and pinion steering: advantages, 260 configurations, 261 disadvantages, 260 steering gear, manual with centre tie rod take-off, 262–3 steering gear, manual with side tie rod take-off, 261–2 recirculating ball steering: advantages and disadvantages, 263–4 steering gear, 264–5 on rigid axles, 259–60 requirements, 257 Steering column, 270–2 Steering damper, 272–3 Steering gear, 264–5 influence of type and position, 273–5 manual with: centre tie rod take-off, 262–3 side tie rod take-off, 261–2 Steering kinematics: steering gear, influence of type and position of, 273–5 steering linkage configuration, 275–7 tie rod length and position, 277–82 double wishbone and multi-link suspensions, 278–80 longitudinal transverse axles, 282 McPherson struts and strut dampers, 280–1 steering arm angle, reaction on, 282 Steering linkage configuration, 275–7 Steering system modelling, 500–5 Step function, 499 Stepper motor, 85 Stepper motor-based actuator, 400–1 Stiffness requirement, 527–8 Straight-line instability, 668 Strength requirement, 527 Structural design, see Vehicle structure types; Standard sedan Structural safety and air bags, 578–9 Structure-borne noise, 688 Structure factor, 714 Structure-radiated noise, definition of, 676 Subsumption architecture, principles, 440 Sulphur, in emission control, 67, 71 Sump, 3 Super capacitors, 149–51 Surface adhesion, 370 Surface drag, 664 ‘Surface-ignition’ engine, 12 Surface topography, 645–9 Suspension and drive, types of, 205 four-wheel drive, 240 advantages, 242–3 basic passenger car with front-wheel drive, 250–2 basic standard design passenger car, 252–3 disadvantages, 243, 245–6 manual selection, on commercial and all-terrain vehicles, 249–50 vehicles with overdrive, 246–9 front-mounted engine, rear-mounted drive design, 224 advantages, 225 disadvantages, 225 driven rear axles, 226–7 non-driven front axles, 225–6 front-wheel drive, 231 advantages, 235 design types, 231–5 disadvantages, 235–7 driven front axles, 237–8 non-driven rear axles, 238–40 independent wheel suspensions: double wishbone suspensions, 208–10 McPherson struts and strut dampers, 210–13 multi-link suspension, 216–17 rear axle trailing-arm suspension, 213–14 requirements, 207–8 semi-trailing-arm rear axles, 214–16 rear and mid engine drive, 227–31 rigid axles, 217–21 semi-rigid crank axles, 221–4 wheel suspensions, general characteristics of, 205–7 Suspension control, 586–7 Suspension system representation, 478–9 concept suspension approach, 482–4 equivalent roll stiffness model, 479–81 linkage model, 481–2 823 IndexSuspension system representation (continued) lumped mass mode, 479 swing arm model, 481 SV ephemeris subframes, 421 Swept/displaced volume, 15 Swing arm model, 479, 481, 484 Symbolic, Subsumption, Servo (SSS) architecture, 443 Synchromesh, 118–19 System diagnosis, 95 System identification, 508 System level solutions, 429–30 Systematic errors, 25 Tailor welded blanks, 624–5 Tandem machines, 31 Tandem master cylinder, 363 Task control architecture (TCA), 442 Taxi hybrid drive, 182–5 Telematics, 807 The Federal Environmental Protection Agency, 54 Thermistor, 792 Thermoplastics, 655 Thermosets, 656 Three degrees of freedom, vehicle model showing, 329 Three-layered hybrid architectures, 444–6 Three-way conversion, 59–60 Throttle actuator, 398–9 Throttle body fuel injectors (TBFIs), 79 Thyristor, 153 Thyristor control, 164, 165 Tie rod length and position, 277 double wishbone and multi-link suspensions, 278–80 longitudinal transverse axles, 282 McPherson struts and strut dampers, 280–1 steering arm angle, reaction on, 282 Time-to-first-fix (TTFF), 431–2 Timed sequential port fuel injection (TSPFI), 79 Tire and Rim Association (TRA), 285 Tire-slip controller, 409 Tizz noise, 709 Top dead centre (TDC), 4 Top of ramp (TOR), 750 TopExpress MPSD system, 694, 695 Toroidal drive concept, 135 Toroidal transmission, 135–6 Torotrak transmission, 136 Torque converter, 124–5, 129, 132 lock-up control, 99 Torque converter locking clutch (TCC), 99 Torque flange, 22, 24 Torque measurement, 21 calibration and assessment of errors, 22, 24–6 dynamometer, see Dynamometer trunnion-mounted or cradled machines, 21–2, 23 under accelerating and decelerating conditions, 26 using in-line shafts/torque flanges, 22, 23, 24 Torque shaft dynamometer, 22 Torque steer effects, 321 kinematics and elastokinematics, effect of, 322 as result of changes in normal force, 322 resulting from tyre aligning torque, 322 Torsion load case, for standard sedan, 553–5 baseline closed sedan, 552–3 end structures, 548–9 overall equilibrium, 548 passenger compartment, 549–52 significance, 548 structural problems, 555–8 Torsion stiffness, 528, 529 Toyota, 579, 584 Toyota electronically modulated suspension (TEMS), 586 Toyota Hybrid System (THS), 188–91 Toyota prius, 187, 188–91 Track width change, 314 Traction control systems (TCSs), 99, 388, 586 Traction drive designs, 134–5 Trailer, stability of, 357 Trailing-arm axle, 213 Trajectory tracking, 450 Transient cross-wind, 668 Transmission design and driveline, 107 application issues for, 136 breather systems, 139 differentials, 139 efficiency, 137–9 gearchange mechanism., 139–40 operating environment, 136–7 automatic transmissions (AT), 121 ATCU, 128–30 epicyclic gear set, 125–6 hydrokinetic torque converter, 122–5 jatco JF506E, 121–2 JF 506E AT operation, 126–8 shift strategy, 128 continuously variable transmission, 130 hydraulic transmissions, 131–2 rationale for, 130–1 toroidal transmission, 135–6 traction drive designs, 134–5 variable pulley transmissions, 133–4 variable pulley variator designs, 132–4 definitions, 107 manual gearbox, 114 automated manual transmission, 120–1 clutch, 119–20 front-wheel-drive passenger car gearbox, 114–15 gear ratios, achieving, 119 gearchanging and synchromesh, 115–19 rear wheel drive car and commercial gearbox, 115 vehicle requirement, 108–14 Transmission loss (TL), 716, 717 Transmission suite, 716 Transmission system, 362 Transmissive LCD, 796–7 Transverse engine, mounted in front of axle, 232–5 Triangulated sports car structure, 535–6 Triangulated tube structure, 535, 536 Trilateration, 422 824 IndexTrilok converter, 122, 124 Trip information computer, 805–7 Trunnion-mounted/cradled machines, 21–2, 23 Tube hydroforming, 621–4 Tubeless/tubed tyres, 289–90 Twin-silencer exhaust system, 767 Twist-beam suspension, 238, 240 Twisted nematic liquid crystal, 795 Two-degree-of-freedom model, linear analysis of, 336 linear steady-state cornering solutions, 337–9 pneumatic trail, influence of, 339–43 Two-loop driver model, 513, 514 Two-pole system, 725 Two-stroke-cycle diesel engine, 12–14 and four-stroke-cycle diesel engine, comparison of, 14 Two-stroke-cycle petrol engine, 7, 8 crankcase disc-valve and reed-valve inlet charge control, 8–9 and four-stroke-cycle petrol engines, comparison of, 9–10 reverse-flow (Schnuerle) scavenging, 7–8 Two-way catalytic conversion, 56 Two-way catalytic converter, 56–7 Tyre–ground adhesion: efficiency as function of, 375 Tyre load capacity designation, 294 Tyre pressure, 319 determination, 294 limit values, 297 profiles, 298–300 Tyre-pull phenomenon, 325 Tyre–road friction, 370–1 Tyre self-aligning torque: and caster offset, 318–19 front wheels, influences on: dry roads, 319 icy roads, 319 longitudinal forces, 319 tyre pressure, 319 wet roads, 319 in general, 318 Tyre sidewall markings, 297 Tyres, 584 camber change, 314–16 characteristics, 325, 326–8 coefficients of friction and slip, 312–13 cross-section ratio H/W, 314 designs: diagonal ply tyres, 287 dimensions and markings, 290–3 height-to-width ratio, 290 load capacities and inflation pressures, 294–7 profiles, 298–300 radial ply tyres, 287–9 rolling circumference and driving speed, 297–8 speedometer, influence of tyre on, 298 tubeless or tubed, 289–90 tyre sidewall markings, 297 lateral cornering force properties, on dry road, 313–14 lateral force, friction coefficients and slip angle, 310–11 lateral force due to camber, 316 noise, see Airborne tyre noise non-uniformity, 305–6 overturning moment, and displacement of point of application of force, 320–1 requirements, 285 commercial vehicle requirements, 286 interchangeability, 285–6 passenger car requirements, 286 resulting force coefficient, 316–17
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